Cup (disambiguation)
Mug stands for:
- Cup , drinking vessel and old German measure of measure
- Becher (constellation) , a constellation of the spring sky
- a mountain in the Stubai Alps, see Becherhaus
- Becherovka ("Karlsbader Becher"), herbal liqueur from Karlsbad
- Cup (unit) , an old measure of volume
- Sound-shaping component of the reed pipe of an organ. See organ pipe # lingual pipes (reed pipes)
- Becher (heraldry) , a common figure in heraldry
Becher is the family name of the following people:
- Alfred Julius Becher (1803–1848), Austrian revolutionary
- Anja Becher (* 1977), Swiss-Austrian actress
- August Becher (1816–1890), German lawyer and politician
- Bernd Becher (1931–2007), German artist, see Bernd and Hilla Becher
- Bruno Becher (1898–1961), German lawyer and politician (FDP)
- Charlotte Becher , birth name of Charlotte Fritz , Austrian "Righteous Among the Nations"
- Christian Becher (1943–2013), German cabaret artist
- Erich Becher (1882–1929), German philosopher
- Erwin Becher (1890–1944), German physician and university professor
- Ernst Siegfried Becher (1884–1926), German zoologist
- Frank-Tilo Becher (* 1963), German politician (SPD)
- Fritz Becher (1904–1946), German prisoner functionary
- Hans Becher (1906–2004), German homeland researcher
- Hans Josef Becher (1927–1993), German actor, dramaturge and acting teacher
- Hans-Jürgen Becher (* 1941), German soccer player
- Heinrich Becher (1865–1941), German judge
- Heinz Becher (* 1933), German rower
- Hellmut Becher (1896–1976), German anatomist and university professor
- Hilla Becher (1934–2015), German artist, see Bernd and Hilla Becher
- Hugo Emanuel Becher (1871–1942), German academic sculptor, medalist and mouleur
- Ilse Becher (1924–1989), German classical philologist
- Inken Becher (* 1978), German soccer player
- Iris Becher (* 1988), German actress
- Jakob Becher († 1939), German soccer player
- Johann Becher (entrepreneur) (1815–1896), Czech entrepreneur, producer of the Becherovka
- Johann Becher (soccer player) , Austrian soccer player
- Johann Joachim Becher (1635–1682), German physician, alchemist and economist
- Johann Philipp Becher (1752–1831), German mining and smelting technician and mineralogist
- Johannes Becher (politician, 1988) (* 1988), German politician (Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen)
- Johannes R. Becher (1891–1958), German politician (SED) and expressionist poet
- Josef Becher (church musician) (1821–1888), German church musician
- Josef Vitus Becher (1769–1840), Czech pharmacist
- Julius Becher (1842–1907), German doctor
- Jürgen Becher (* 1937), German economist and legal scholar
- Jürgen Becher (basketball player) , German basketball player
- Lilly Becher (1901–1978), German writer and publicist
- Kurt Becher (1909–1995), German SS member
- Martin Roda Becher (* 1944), Swiss writer
- Matthias Becher (* 1959), German historian
- Max Becher (1964), German photographer
- Michael von Becher (1842–1918), Austrian major general
- Olof Becher alias Marvelli Jr. (1932–2008), German magician
- Paul Becher (1843–1919), Prussian lieutenant general
- Peter Becher (journalist) (* around 1940–2015), German journalist
- Peter Becher (literary historian) (* 1952), German literary historian and writer
- Rolf Becher (1906–2002), German rider and horse trainer
- Rudolf Becher (choir director) (around 1927–2002/2003), German biologist, music teacher and choir director (-> Sunday children )
- Rudolf Becher (educational scientist) (1935–2012), German educational scientist and university professor
- Ruth Becher (* 1956), Austrian politician
- Siegfried Becher (1806–1873), Bohemian statistician and economist
- Susanne Becher (* 1970), German figure skater
- Theodor Becher (musician) (1837–1915), German chamber musician
- Theodor Becher (engineer) (1876–1948), German hydraulic engineer
- Ulrich Becher (1910–1990), German writer
- Ursula AJ Becher (* 1934), German historian
- Walter Becher (1912–2005), Sudeten German journalist and politician
- Werner Becher (* 1972), Austrian software entrepreneur and politician
- William Becher (1898–1969), German writer
- Wolf Becher (1862–1906), German medic
See also:
